Mind Maps

Text2Mindmaps is a long dead website but it has sort of been brought back to life by Tobias Lofgren's blog.  I posted about this site and you might want to look at it to see an example from Algebraic Geometry to see  how the mapping can work out.  To see that post click here. I have also previously posted about other mind mapping sites click here. 


  If you go to Tobias's site you can just type over the left hand side with your own ideas that will be placed in the mind map.  It is a fairly straight forward process.  Type over the example on the left hand side and your sentence appears on the mind map.  If you indent your next sentence your new subtopic will appear in a different rectangle attached by a line to the main topic (first sentence).  If you indent again your next line will show attached to the your subtopic, if you do not indent this sentence will attach back to the main topic.  See my picture below.  To see the website click here

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Mind Maps by Bubbl.us

There are many mind mapping sites out there.  I  have posted many times about them.  You can find other ones by clicking here.  Bubbl.us is very simple.  To add  bubbles  just click on the plus sign and you will get another bubble.  To see the site click here.

Mindomo mind maps

The other day a colleague of mine was asking about mind mapping software.  I suggested Coggle, which I posted about 2 weeks ago.  To see that post click here.  At the time my 11 year old son was with me in the staff room (a long story) and suggested Mindomo.  We both looked at him and then checked it out.  Well you know, this is a great mind mapping site too.  To see the site click here.  

They also have there own interactive tutorial which you can get by clicking here or just watch the video below.